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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1982
Page
11
An AP-WRC-TV poll of about 2250 Maryland voters at 76 precincts shows a majority do not want Ronald Reagan re-elected in 1984, with 57 percent rating his overall job performance as fair or poor and 55 percent opposing a second term.
New York AP NBC News poll of about 12 000 voters after primary voting shows 35 percent favor Reagan’s re election and 50 percent oppose it. Preferences for Democratic contenders Kennedy Glenn Mondale split with 47 percent unsure or opposing all three. White collar and blue collar groups show mixed support with economic policy a key factor. Voters largely favor a US Soviet nuclear weapons freeze and oppose Reagan’s stance on manipulation claims.
Frederick County Society of Model Engineers invites the public to its ith annual open house from 1 to 4 pm on November 14 and 21. The event features HO and HOn3 models in a Chesapeake and Ohio baggage car behind Wayside Radio at 423 East Patrick Street Frederick. Donations accepted.
A nine foot tail broase sculpture of John Wayne dominates during the unveiling at the newly named Jake Wayne Airport in Orange County California. Family members and many colleagues attended the ceremony as officials renamed the former Orange County Airport.
Johns Hopkins Hospital receives a $25,000 blood irradiator as the initial piece for a planned pediatric oncology center. Donor Morton M. Lapides funds the device in memory of Joseph M. Townsley and a Baltimore labor official. The Variety Club of Baltimore backs a $1.5 million fundraising goal, already near $1 million, to build and outfit the facility. The irradiator prepares donor blood for transfusions to prevent graft versus host disease in children with cancer.
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